Body Kits?? / Exterior Enhancements
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Hey i just got my 1992 SC400 and i wanted to make the exterior look a little more sporty - any suggestions or sites that sell kits??
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A simple thing that you can do is to paint the bottom front lip of your car.
Look at this picture of my car with the black plastic lip painted the same as the body. Makes it look "clean" =)
https://www.clublexus.com/cgi-bin/cl...PG&img=248&tt=
here's another picture of it
https://www.clublexus.com/cgi-bin/cl...PG&img=168&tt=
If the links don't work, one picture is on page 22 & the other is on page 32
Tony
Look at this picture of my car with the black plastic lip painted the same as the body. Makes it look "clean" =)
https://www.clublexus.com/cgi-bin/cl...PG&img=248&tt=
here's another picture of it
https://www.clublexus.com/cgi-bin/cl...PG&img=168&tt=
If the links don't work, one picture is on page 22 & the other is on page 32
Tony
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To paint the bottom doesn't cost that much...if you prepare the plastic to be painted (so the paint sticks better) and buy a spray can of the closest color, mine was easy to match...You'll spend like $20 max. Easy do it yourself painting, just tape up everything well.
Go to any paint store and ask them what you need to prepare plastic for painting. They'll show you the right stuff!
Or you can probably do this professionally for around $100
Tony
Go to any paint store and ask them what you need to prepare plastic for painting. They'll show you the right stuff!
Or you can probably do this professionally for around $100
Tony
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